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Residential Services Program

420 Bedford Street Suite 100 Map it!

Lexington, MA 02420

781-538-4626

781-538-6950

Residential

Corporation

Non-Profit

Wheelchair Ramps, Accessible Parking, Accessible Restrooms, Near Public Transportation, Free Transport

Kenneth Preston

kpreston@cooperativeforhs.org

http://cooperativeforhs.org/residential-services.html

Case Management, Chore Services, Community Based Day Program, Cooperative Apartments, Day Activity, Disability Awareness, Family Rights And Guardianship, Family Support, Group Homes, Job Support, Job Training, Mental Health, Relationship/Friendship Support, Relationship/Friendship Trainings, Self-Advocacy, Skills Training, Socialization Activities

Asperger’s Syndrome, Autism Spectrum, Brain/Head Injury, Cerebral Palsy, Developmental Disability, Dual Diagnosis – ID/MI, Elderly Person with disabilities, Intellectual Disabilities, Mental Illness, Multiple Disability, Multiple Sclerosis, Nonverbal Communication, Physical Disabilities

DDS eligibility

At Cooperative for Human Services, we have a passion for what’s possible. We specialize in the design and delivery of services and programs that are tailored to the unique needs of each person we serve.  We offer many different living arrangements for teens, adults and elders with disabilities. Services range from part time individual support services, shared living and 24 hour supervised residential homes.

These program models provide a continuum of services. They accommodate a wide range of support needs including services designed to support people who may have

• multiple disabilities
• complex medical and/or behavioral health needs
• people whose needs are changing as a result of aging or other circumstances 

We also design flexible residential supports that provide a bridge and formal transition to living with greater independence in the community.

Our residential living services:

• reflect each person’s interests, preferences and needs.  Living spaces are practical to accommodate a wide variety of adaptive equipment yet personalized, comforting, and gently stimulating (as appropriate) through the use of color, texture and lighting;
• provide an oasis of comfort, care and rejuvenation while fostering personal independence and success;
• encourage people to participate in personal routines, share in household responsibilities and explore recreational activities at a pace matched to their ability and current health and medical status.

DDS Licensing

5 clients to every 1 staff person

22 years to 99 years

ACTON, ARLINGTON, BEDFORD, BELMONT, BOXBOROUGH, BURLINGTON, CAMBRIDGE, CARLISLE, CONCORD, LEXINGTON, LINCOLN, LITTLETON, MAYNARD, SOMERVILLE, STOW, WALTHAM, WATERTOWN, WILMINGTON, WINCHESTER, WOBURN

Record last updated on 13/02/2025